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   How is libel traditionally defined?

   • Traditionally, libel was defined as defamation in written form. The word libel comes from the Latin “libellus,” which translates to “booklet” or “small book. Today, libel encompasses written statements (both on paper and online), pictures, or videos that are”published” to third parties.

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   What is the legal definition of libel?

   • Libel is defined as defamation by written or printed words, pictures, or in any form other than spoken words or gestures. The law of libel originated in the 17th century in England. With the growth of publication came the growth of libel and development of the tort of libel.

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   What is the difference between libel and slander?

   • Libel refers to a written or oral defamatory statement or representation that conveys an unjustly unfavorable impression, whereas slander refers to a false spoken statement that is made to cause people to have a bad opinion of someone. This explanation is refreshingly simple, but perhaps because it is so simple many people fail to observe the nuance.

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   What are the legal consequences of libel and slander?

   • What are the legal consequences of libel and slander? The general harm caused by defamation is identified as being ridiculed, shamed, hated, scorned, belittled or held in contempt by others, and lowers him/her in esteem of a reasonably prudent person, due to the communication of the false statement. This tort can result in a lawsuit for damages.

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   14 hours ago · The decision proved to be crucial to the success of the civil rights movement by removing the threat of large libel judgments against those who criticized and acted against racial segregation … John B Lewis and Bruce L Ottley, New York Times v Sullivan at 60: Where Does Defamation Law Go Now?, 73 DePaul Law Review 995 (2024).

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   14 hours ago · However, the editorial wrongly compares holding the firearms manufacturer accountable for its decisions and legal practices to a journalist committing libel, which is a crime.

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   4 hours ago · Johnson isn’t even the only GOP leader to push the Soros libel. Representative James Comer, chair of the Oversight Committee, says that “global elites are funding these hateful protests.” The language of GOP leaders has merged with that of the fringe: Marjorie Taylor Greene tweeted that Soros “funds” the “pro-Hamas protests.”

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   14 hours ago · It sounds great, just like the Patriot Act did some 20-odd years ago. In fact, it sounds even better than that. In the midst of pro-Hamas, anti-Israel campus protests, where Jewish students have been blocked from going to class, in an environment where presidents of top American universities tell Congress that calling for the genocide against the Jewish people only breaches their schools ...

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   14 hours ago · Cristy Fermin has spoken up on the cyberlibel cases that Bea Alonzo filed against her and Ogie Diaz, stressing that the reports she made about the actress were done "fairly."

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   14 hours ago · The truth needs no laws to protect it, but they are desperate to keep us in the dark and must silence dissent. Call the Senate office at (202) 224-3121 and tell your Senator to vote no on this un-American legislation. If you’d like to support my work, any contribution no matter how small would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Pat.